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F053 How well do you sleep? (Richard Jacobs)
What are the basics of sleep hygiene, the importance of sleep and harm lack of sleep causes to our health? Richard Jacobs is the host of Future Tech Podcast and Future Tech Health Podcast. By now, he has interviewed 1800+ companies in artificial intellig...
The Safe Surgery Initiative: Providing Safe Instruments for Life-Saving Surgeries Around the World- Keith Miles
On the coast of Africa, standing on the deck of a Mercy Ship hospital, one individual looked out on the horizon as thousands of people lined up to receive medical care. It was a transformative moment; A moment that would be the genesis for the...
F052 AI in healthcare 6/6: What if AI gets out of control? (Bart De Witte)
The sixth and final episode of a short series about AI in healthcare features Bart de Witte and a discussion about data privacy, the future of AI models in healthcare and the issue of a potentially dystopian future if we decide to let monetization of hea...
Coloring in the Lines: Reasons and Risks of Medical Device Colorants - Thor Rollins
In Sterile Processing departments surrounded on all sides by stainless steel, color tends to jump out at us. Whether it's a green handle on an insertion device, a red knee trial, or purple implant plating system, it's not uncommon to see little...
F051 AI in healthcare 5/6: Decision support for stroke therapy (Michelle Livne, Vince Madai)
AI models in the field of stroke with Vince Madai and Michelle Livne from Charite hospital in Berlin, who work on predictive models for decision support systems for the treatment of strokes. Vince is a senior medical AI researcher at Charité with an M.D....
How Northwell Health's Liaisons Are Reaching New Patients w/ Guest Naddira Savard - #102
In today's episode, special guest Naddira Savard, Senior Physician Liaison w/ Northwell Health joins Kelley to talk about how she and her team are building referral networks to improve care and reach new patients.
The Team that Data Built: Predictive Staffing in Sterile Processing - Brian Reed
With the medical device world around us changing on a daily basis, why shouldn't we expect our Sterile Processing staffing technologies to change with it? On Episode 2, Season 6 of Beyond Clean, we talk with Brian Reed about predictive staffing in...
#32 - The New Business Model in Orthopedics (10 mins)
Software is changing Orthopedics forever. Believe it or not, in the near future, many Orthopedic companies will discount oreven give away “medical devices", in exchange for the data. TODAY most orthopedic companies will say that they “sell …
F050 AI in healthcare 4/6: The power of voice (Bill Rogers)
Voice applications in healthcare are used in telemedicine, for remote patient monitoring, clinical trials, and more. Bill Rogers, CEO of Orbita - a leading provider of conversational AI for healthcare - explains the current state of voice assistants in h...
Real Talk: Working Together for Better Instrument Inspection
On this week's episode, Bob goes into more detail regarding the importance of collaboration with instrument manufacturers and repair specialists in developing high quality inspection programs in your Sterile Processing department. Tune in for insight...
Fighting Dirty: Who is Thinking about your Trays? An Argument for Instrument Coordinators
How many of your departments have an Instrument Coordinator position? How many of you want one? And how many of you have no idea what we're talking about? On this episode of Fighting Dirty, Hank makes an argument for creating a role on your Sterile...
What Role Do Reviews Play in SEO - #101
In today's episode, we discuss the role reviews play on local SEO and why practices and hospitals need to have an active review generation strategy. Reputation management and review growth are critical components of an effective local search strategy....
Sterile Processing Consulting: Equiping Teams for Excellence - David Taylor
They show up at your department with clipboard in hand, taking notes as they walk through your processes, and ask a ton of questions. Who are they and what are they doing? On this Season 6 kickoff episode of Beyond Clean, we talk with David Taylor...
F049 AI in healthcare 3/6: Impacts in diabetes (Tadej Battelino)
In 2016 FDA approved the so-called artificial pancreas - Medtronic’s MiniMed 670G system (Medtronic) a hybrid closed-looped system for glucose measurement and insulin delivery. A lot of companies are developing AI supported decision support systems for d...
Real Talk: Surgical Instrument Assembly - We Inspect so Surgeons Can Save
On this week's episode, Bob discusses the vital important of surgical instrument inspection during the assembly process in Sterile Processing and highlights important steps to keep in mind during this stage in the reprocessing workflow. Tune in to...
Fighting Dirty: Testing the Sharpness of Your Scissors - Cut Out The Excuses
Here we go again, on another one of those "but there's no rule that says I have to!" On this episode of Fighting Dirty, Hank talks about the common sense reasons you should be testing the sharpness of your scissors, every tray, every time. This isn't...
Surgical Instrument Cleaning Brushes: Lindsay Brown
If there were one tool that defined the role of a decontamination technician it would most likely be the surgical instrument cleaning brush. These unassuming weapons of mass microbial destruction are some of the most important tools in your Sterile...
#31 - Anatomy of a Startup - Q&A with Mark Foster, CEO @ Trice Medical (42 mins)
Mark provides insight into how a disruptive little startup, called Trice Medical, has created a brand new category in orthopedics and how they are executing today.Please excuse the cell phone skips during our conversation. Youwill be glad t…
F048 AI in healthcare 2/6: Radiology disrupted? (Woojin Kim)
The idea that AI will replace radiologists comes from the fact that today’s AI models models are very good at pattern recognition. But in reality, the “rich data” coming from radiologists is in the radiology reports, which are to a large extent unstructu...
Real Talk: Check Marks the Spot - On Checklists & Washers
On this episode of Real Talk w/ Bob Marrs, Bob zeroes in on the power and importance of checklists when dealing with your instrument washing process. The airline industry uses checklists all the time to ensure safety for their pilots, equipment, and...
Fighting Dirty: Instrument Database Specialist - A Super-User for Your Tracking System
Is your instrument tracking system being used for nothing more than an expensive count sheet printer? Well, you're not alone! On this episode of Fighting Dirty, Hank talks about a staffing position that you can create in your Sterile Processing...
Enigmatic Enzymes - The Mystery of Clean: Peggy Spitzer
You've probably heard about enzymes before but what exactly are they and why do they matter to the decontamination and cleaning of medical devices? Are all enzymes created equal? Are more enzymes always better? On this episode of Beyond Clean, we...
#30 - Sacred Cows in Orthopedics (8 mins)
A“Sacred Cow”isa firmly held belief that is rarely questioned. The big orthos are not immune to Sacred Cows because of their defensive mindsets driven by a short-term finance goals. I share 7 Sacred Cows that I see in Orthopedics today. ---…
#29 - The Founder Effect in Orthopedic Startups (12 mins)
An analysis of how the background of the Founder creates strengths/weaknesses for the startup business in the early years. The Founder's strengths help to create the Founder's blind spots. I dissect 7 Founder types by strengths/weaknesses a…